Cheryl Lynn Cook

Birth date: Feb 5, 1958 Death date: Mar 20, 2025

Cheryl Lynn Cook, 67, of Chanute, Kansas, passed away peacefully at Heritage Healthcare and Rehab on Thursday, March 20, 2025. Born February 5, 1958, in Putnam, Connecticut, to Billie and Ethel (Bugbee) Hartwig, Cheryl’s life was Read Obituary

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Debbie (Washburn) Lloyd

65w ago

Cheryl and I were good friends. We had some great times and we laughed a lot. I remember when she met Robin. He was the one for her. Cheryl was a good person and I will always cherish the memories we shared.

Debbie (Washburn) Lloyd

65w ago

in honor of Cheryl.

Debbie (Washburn) Lloyd lit a candle in memory of Cheryl Cook

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Mary Mcnett

65w ago

So very sorry for your loss, I worked with Sheryl for several years. She was a Sweetheart, enjoyed getting to know her!!

Rose Mitchell

65w ago

in honor of Cheryl.

Cheryl and I worked at NUWA at the same time. We bid against each other at auctions while sitting by each other. Tom and her talked a lot about antiques. I was supposed to buy an antique butter churn from her and Tom was supposed to buy something. I am thinking it was an antique washing machine. Then Tom got sick and we never made it to her house. I bet those two are up there comparing auction experiences. God received another wonderful angel. ❤️

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Neil Hartwig

65w ago

Cheryl and Mark were the two cousins I grew up with when Neil Sr, Hilda and I lived in Topeka. We would come to farm to visit Grandpa and Grandma. The next thing you knew dad's brother Bill would come driving up and Cheryl and Mark would pile out and off we'd go. Fishing in the pond or Owl Creek, making hay forts up in the barn. We'd get bored and get into trouble. The cure for that was we were each give a hoe and we manually weeded the soybean rows where the pasture is now. 1/4 mile up 1/4 mile back. Whew. Cheryl was my favorite girl cousin and Mark my favorite boy cousin. We did so much together growing up. I miss talking and visiting with her in our adult years, she always knew the skinny on whatever was happening. ❤️

Mike Washburn

65w ago

in honor of Cheryl.

Mike Washburn lit a candle in memory of Cheryl Cook

Mike Washburn

65w ago

in honor of Cheryl.

Mike Washburn lit a candle in memory of Cheryl Cook

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101 N. Highland, Chanute KS 66720

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